Your zzzzz... reminds me of our illustrious leader's recent interview with Q Analytics. Listening to him talk was one of the most boring things I have ever done, and I found myself more confused about the company's direction than encouraged. I just hope that behind all his linguistic mumbling and fumbling lies a genius who just cannot convey his company's potential to a prospective audience of shareholders. I suggest the next time he should have the urge to speak about his company that he instead find someone in the company who knows Fancamp's portfolio and agenda inside and out, so as to avoid the helter skelter responses he gave. Many of us shareholders were not impressed, nor amused.

We all know that the risks being taken by the company may very well payoff in the long run, so its not like we expect our share price to be jumping leaps and bounds anytime too soon. "Peter the Great" was at least able to get this point across in his interview, but as for the more important stuff he should have commented on I found him too old, tired, and impatient to elaborate. His COO should have taken his place, for he or she would have given a view of our projects that would show how collectively they are going to increase our overall value. Instead of just an explanation leaving you with a sense of how our profits are just there to fuel our next big adventure, or simply fill the pockets connected to the payroll. Remember, Mr. Smith, some degree of payback to us little guys who are backing this leap of faith would be nice. So don't keep us in the dark for very much longer without your miner's light showing us the way.

TM.